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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

In Germany, my standard liability insurance covers damages I would cause by using others peoples cars (even though that is also covered by the car insurance of the specific car). You could look into ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

The friend's car would have to have insurance to cover this - it could be arranged with a phone call - but there is no way you can have this pre-arranged as a 'global cover-all'. There is simply no ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

In Germany, the insurance also follows the car. Some insurances allow for additional drivers within reason, but others are limited to family, having a license for X years, being Y years of age or ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

If your goal is to protect yourself from financial liabilities (instead of legal responsibility, i.e., to avoid getting charged with driving without insurance), you may also be able to get a ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

I can speak for Poland. Poland Third party liability insurance is assigned to a given vehicle, not a specific driver. This means that if we lend the car to another person and he or she causes a ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

This is going to depend on the country, your age and (probably) how long you've had your license. But based on mentioning the US and Australia, here are two random websites I pulled up: USA (AllState ...
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How can I get insured to drive any car in any country without owning a car?

At least here in Australia, all (?) car insurance policies permit other people to occasionally drive the car and still be covered by insurance, so you don't need to do anything. The main caveats are: ...
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